Featured In: The Austin Chronicle
The Austin Chronicle featured Goodstock by Nolan Ryan in their Father's Day gift guide, full of a diverse array of items he'll soon be wondering how he got along without.
Featured In: Studio 512 on KXAN
Hosts Steph and Rosie showed off some of their favorite Father's Day gift items from the Goodstock store, along with some delicious craft beef.
Featured In: Black Texas Magazine
Black Texas Magazine featured Goodstock by Nolan Ryan on its rundown of the 10 Best Father's Day Gifts for 2021.
Chet Garner From The Day Tripper Tours The Shop
Watch as Chet gets the low-down on the shop
Featured In: Culture Map Austin
7 things to know in Austin food right now
"Baseball legend (and life-long cattle rancher) Nolan Ryan has opened a boutique butcher shop in Round Rock. Goodstock By Nolan Ryan will serve as the first physical location for the Goodstock brand, a new product..."
Featured In: The National Provisioner
Goodstock by Nolan Ryan opens to the public
"The full-service boutique butcher shop is a true “destination store” where customers can purchase from two new lines of Goodstock beef, custom cut by an in-house butcher, as well as an array of complementary Texas-sourced artisan products..."
Featured In: Austin Business Journal
Nolan Ryan Pitches Butcher Shop In Round Rock
"I’ve been raising cattle for over 40 years and on the beef production side of things for 20 years, so I thought it was high-time to make custom beef cuts available to the community,” -Nolan Ryan...
Featured In: Austin Food Magazine
Goodstock By Nolan Ryan Butcher Shop opens in Round Rock
"Goodstock by Nolan Ryan has officially opened Round Rock, Texas, as a full-service boutique butcher shop and “destination store” offering two new lines of Goodstock beef, custom cut by an in-house butcher, as well as an array of complementary Texas-sourced artisan products. Goodstock offers the newest product line from Nolan Ryan Brands, including fresh beef, grilling provisions, and home goods..."
Featured In: Fox 7 Austin
Good Day Cooks: ‘Goodstock’ by Nolan Ryan
Texas baseball legend Nolan Ryan has opened up a boutique butcher shop in Round Rock: Goodstock by Nolan Ryan. Good Day Austin’s Casey Claiborne toured the place this week and has a report.
Featured In: Eater Austin
New Butcher Shop
"Hall of Fame baseball pitcher Nolan Ryan opened a butcher shop up in Round Rock today, Friday, June 26.
Goodstock by Nolan Ryan is found at 3800 East Palm Valley Blvd., Suite 110, featuring customizable cuts of beef (i.e. Angus rib-eye steaks, ground beef buck, briskets), as well as wine, other food items, cookware, and apparel. Nolan is also involved with augmented reality batting cage/restaurant/bar Home Run Dugout, located nearby at the Dell Diamond..."
Featured In: Community Impact Newspaper
Goodstock by Nolan Ryan opens Round Rock butcher shop
"The butcher shop offers custom cuts of two new lines of Goodstock beef and locally made artisan provisions, such as aprons, steak knives, specialty wines, grilling utensils and more.
Goodstock will be open Wed.-Fri. 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sun. noon-5 p.m. Social distance guidelines are in place to help ensure the safety of staff and customers..."
Featured In: Meat + Poultry
Nolan Ryan pitches new retail store
“What makes me most excited about the new store is that it’s not only an opportunity to sell great quality beef, but it’s also an opportunity to educate folks on beef selection and preparation,” Ryan said. “We go to a lot of effort to ensure our beef is tender and flavorful every time, so we want to give our customers all the right information and tools for a great experience at their table.”
He added that the other products offered at the store feature products from businesses in the Round Rock area.
“We’re also excited to be featuring so many local producers and artisans in the store. It’s a true Texas collaboration..."
Featured In: Austin 360
Nolan Ryan butcher shop opening in Round Rock
"Nolan Ryan wanted to be a rancher before he wanted to be a baseball player.
The Baseball Hall of Famer recently told Community Impact that he bought a calf when he was 10 but that his cattle-rearing days took a backseat to sports, which would, of course, come to define the next four decades of his life.
Ryan spent 27 years in the major leagues as one of the most noted pitchers of his era, and in 2000, he launched a meat brand called Nolan Ryan Beef, which sells meat products in grocery stores around the country..."
Featured In: Beaumont Enterprise
MLB legend Nolan Ryan to open boutique butcher shop in Round Rock
"Major League Baseball legend Nolan Ryan will open his first boutique butcher store in Round Rock this month, according to a release.
The Baseball Hall of Famer and former Houston Astros pitcher's new concept, Goodstock By Nolan Ryan, will offer fresh beef custom cut from an in-house butcher, specialty wines, farm-fresh produce, baked goods and Texas-sourced gourmet products such as oils and seasonings in a 1,800 square-foot retail store off East Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock..."
Featured In: Chron
MLB legend Nolan Ryan to open boutique butcher shop in Round Rock
"Major League Baseball legend Nolan Ryan will open his first boutique butcher store in Round Rock this month, according to a release.
The Baseball Hall of Famer and former Houston Astros pitcher's new concept, Goodstock By Nolan Ryan, will offer fresh beef custom cut from an in-house butcher, specialty wines, farm-fresh produce, baked goods and Texas-sourced gourmet products such as oils and seasonings in a 1,800 square-foot retail store off East Palm Valley Boulevard in Round Rock..."
Featured In: KVUE ABC
Famed MLB pitcher Nolan Ryan opening Round Rock butcher shop
"Goodstock by Nolan Ryan will serve as a one-stop-shop, offering everything from cuts of Nolan Ryan Beef to grilling utensils, specialty wines and even grilling and preparation instructions from professionally trained staff..."
Featured In: Community Impact Newspaper
FIRST LOOK: Nolan Ryan to open Round Rock butcher shop
"Long before a 27-year career as a Major League Baseball pitcher, Nolan Ryan dreamed of becoming a rancher. In fact, he started his first cattle operation when he was 10 years old.
With $1.50 of his savings from a newspaper delivery route, he purchased a day-old dairy calf. Ten days into raising the calf on the rodeo grounds near his home in Alvin, Texas, he convinced his mother the calf was lonely and that he needed to buy another..."
